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The following help content describes the latest version of the app - version 1.0. We recommend users install the latest version of the app to ensure the features and design match that described below.
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If you don’t have an account, you should ask your MyCricket club contact to set you up with one. If you already have an account but don’t have scoring rights or access to score a match, please contact the Principle Administrator at your club to request access. |
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Yes, there is – we call it Demo Mode. You can access Demo Mode from the menu on the Matches screen, or by tapping ‘Continue without logging in’ from the Login screen. |
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If you are already logged in, and you are on the Matches page, simply swipe down. Matches that have just been setup should populate in the list - providing they have been made active by the administrator on MyCricket. |
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Yes, you can – it’s called a Custom match. You can create a custom match — with custom teams and players — by tapping the ‘Other Matches’ tab on the Matches screen, or by tapping ‘Continue without logging in’ from the Login screen. However, keep in mind that custom matches cannot be synced to MyCricket — they will only exist on your device. |
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Yes, multiple scorers can score the same game. One scorer (the first to access the match) will be the Primary scorer, and their device will be responsible for syncing scores to MyCricket. The Secondary scorer’s copy of the match will remain on their device only. The Secondary scorer can become the Primary scorer (if required) by tapping on the Lock icon at the top of the scoresheet, once the Primary scorer has saved and unlocked the match on their own device. |
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You have four different options for fixing a mistake: |
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Yes, you can. To do this, when you have an Internet connection, tap any MyCricket match on the Matches screen and select ‘Download’. This will save the match — as well as the player lists for both competing teams — to your device. Then, when you wish to score offline, you can access your Downloaded matches either from the menu on the Matches screen, or by pressing ‘Continue without logging in’ from the Login screen. |
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You can end a match at any time. Simply tap the ‘Match Actions’ button (tablet users) or ‘Actions’ button (phone users) on the Scoresheet, select ‘End Match’, and then tap ‘Done’ on the proceeding screen. If you are scoring in Summary mode, rather than ball-by-ball, you can tap the ‘End Match’ button on the Scorecard screen. |
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title | I scored a match offline. How can I submit the final scores to MyCricket, now that I have an Internet connection? |
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title | I scored a match, and I want to print a copy of the scorecard. How can I do that? |
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During a match, you can access a PDF version of the scorecard by tapping on the Menu button on the Scoresheet and selecting ‘Export to PDF’. For a Completed match, just tap the match on the Matches screen and, once the scorecard loads, tap the Download button in the top right of the screen to access a PDF version.
Depending on the device you are using, you should be able to save, email, or print the PDF scorecard.
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Absolutely. You can clear any ‘in progress’ MyCricket match by tapping the match on the Matches screen and selecting ‘Clear all data’. Once the matches list reloads, you can start scoring again by tapping the same match and selecting ‘Start scoring’. |
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Unfortunately, you will always need an internet connection to view the help content. If you know you will be scoring a match offline at the ground, we recommend printing the help content so you have a hard copy to take with you. |
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title | How can I make the most of my battery while scoring? |
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To extend the battery life of your device when using the app, use these tips:
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- Turn off non-essential notifications such as those of email and messaging apps.
- To ensure that the battery doesn’t deplete during a game, charge device at every opportunity, for e.g. lunch break between two innings.
The Scoresheet is where you live score a match from start to end. The Ball-by-Ball section on the right shows details for all balls from the current inning, arranged from newest to oldest and separated by over.
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(6) See current strike bowler. To change bowler, tap on the bowler's name to choose from Selected Team players.
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(11) To Edit a Ball, tap on the “pencil” icon next to a ball in the Ballball-by-ball list.
(12) To Edit Over, tap on the “pencil” icon next to the Over heading. To insert a new ball into a custom position in an over, tap on the (+) icon next to the Over heading.
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(17) To update the status of the match, tap on Match Status.
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